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Africa Literature Trust Fund is proud to announce the debut of If I Were My Country’s President, a thought-provoking poetry collection by acclaimed Nigerian media personality and poet Seunmanuel Faleye. Scheduled for release on March 1, 2025, the book delves deeply into the complexities of contemporary Nigerian society, offering fresh perspectives and actionable solutions to its critical issues.

In this brilliantly written collection, Faleye uses his signature poetic style to explore an array of challenges plaguing modern Nigeria, including governance, social justice, economic disparity, and national cohesion. Each poem reflects his sharp insights and personal connection to the Nigerian narrative, transforming the collection into both a poignant critique and a visionary guide for progress.

“Poetry has always been a powerful tool for driving social change,” says Faleye. “Through these verses, I’m not just shining a light on our struggles—I’m inspiring readers to imagine a Nigeria led by purposeful action and driven by visionary leadership. Every poem is a dialogue about what is possible when we dare to envision a brighter future and commit to making it a reality.”

The collection’s foreword, penned by Otunba Engr. Gbenga Daniel — Senator representing Ogun East and former Governor of Ogun State — describes the work as, “...far more than a compilation of poems; it’s a manifesto for national introspection and renewal. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone ionate about building a better Nigeria, from politicians and public servants to students and ordinary citizens.”

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Seunmanuel Faleye is a distinguished Nigerian journalist and filmmaker known for his unwavering focus on themes like social justice, governance, and national development. His award-winning short film Deeper Truth, which he co-wrote and produced, addresses critical issues of religious and ethnic tolerance in Northeast Nigeria. Africa Literature Trust Fund, a leading publisher of African works, is dedicated to championing voices that confront contemporary issues while celebrating Africa’s diverse literary legacy...





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So, in 2016 , PwC attempted to answer that question...and it even makes for sobering reading

So how many Nigerians pay tax?
According to the t Tax Board, there are ten million people (precisely 10,006,304) ed for personal income tax purposes in all the states of the federation including the FCT. Out of this,about 4.6 million or 46% are ed with theLagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS)indicating an average of 153,000 or 1.5% per state for others.

It gets worse

Compared to the labour workforce of 77 million at the end of 2015 according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the number of people in the tax net is only 13%. Ironically even government as the largest employer of labour is not fully compliant in deducting and remitting taxes on the salaries of their workers. This shows why there is a very low correlation between the high public sector wage bill in the budgets and the
paltry personal income tax collection nationwide.

Now as you know after 2016, government brought in IPPIS...so there was some improvement in 2019, when the World Bank now stated that less than 30% of Nigerians are on the tax bracket. Working Nigerians.

Why is it that low

1. Most Nigerians are on the informal sector...which is not covered by JTB.

2. Most Nigerians pay black taxes which don't go into federal and state coffers.

3. Much of the economy is unregulated. Simple.

However, there is an increase in number of taxpayers...as at July 2024...



It looks nice, until you realize that the population of Nigeria is 230 million, 80 Million of whom work in paid employment, probably more in the informal sector.

At the end, we ain't earning much. Not everyone pays taxes.

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What I am telling you is based on revelation and not the BIBLE or RELIGION. I saw it in the physical through a portal. Insult me all you want. I don't really care.

If you can, stop hurting human beings. This warning is especially for those in positions of POWER and AUTHORITY.

In a very lawless country like Nigeria where anything goes, a lot of people get away with so many evils especially those in positions of authority and power. Can I reveal a secret to you? You may get away now because you are a[b] MONEY BAG or CONNECTED.[/b] But this is false.

I can assure you that you are taking a very big risk. An extremely extremely big risk. Everything you are doing here is being recorded by an eye. That eye is the HOLY SPIRIT OF GOD.

Every human being belongs to God. We are his property. There is a designer that made us and gave us souls. We are not randoms as science will want us to believe. There is an original, uncreated creator. Life is not by chance. Every decision you make counts now and later.

We are warning you now. You harden your heart just to claim woke.

Stop using religious charlatans to understand God or his kingdom. THERE IS TRULY A KINGDOM THAT AWAITS RIGHTEOUS SOULS AFTER DEATH.

The only way to that kingdom is JESUS CHRIST.

On the final note, I have a warning for all mankind that will read this.

If you are an unbeliever, a pretending Christian or another religion that is not CHRISTIANITY, run as fast as you can into Jesus Christ.

Brethren, I am not preaching to you or proselytizing. It is true. I SAW IT PHYSICALLY.

I would have taken time to describe all that was revealed to me but many of you will say very bad things that may affect my mental state. So rather than describe, I do rather warn.

Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shintoism and every other religion have been cancelled. The devil does not want you to know this TRUTH.

I respect these religions and there followers. What I am saying does not in any way try to invalidate these religions. I am only telling you what I saw.

THE CHOICE TO RUN OR STAY IS YOURS. DON'T INSULT ME PLEASE.

But I beg of anyone reading this for 3 things;

(1) Run into Jesus Christ and become baptized. Without this identity, you are going to hellfire no matter your religion or atheism. The people I saw will count you as a lost soul.

(2) Stop hurting human beings. You are taking a very big risk doing that. An extremely extremely big risk. Very dangerous risk. There is an eye taking note of every happening on earth. It was like a tape recorder. Even as you are reading this, it is being recorded. It is true.

Again, stop hurting those lower than you in the social strata. See every human being as equal and help people as much as you can. I saw the picture of a boss sitting on his apprentice at a generator repair house. This is very bad. God took note of that.

If you are a politician, civil servant, top banker or person of power stealing money and living large with youR family while those below you suffer and you don't care, I can assure you that it is extremely extremely dangerous for you. If you doubt me, die without repentance and restitution.

(3) Finally, never you ever make the mistake of dying without JESUS CHRIST be you any religion at all. IT IS VERY VERY DANGEROUS FOR YOUR SOUL. Atheists, Pagans and Heathens are even worse.

N.B
As an aside, everything I wrote here is just a revelation I saw and I decided to share and warn. No church or human being told me to do this. You don't need to agree with me. I plead with you not to insult me too. If you don't agree, you can simply ignore me.

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And, make sure you solely acquire your property and it should be in your name, whatever property you wish to acquire tly with her can be in both of you name.

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The day u break into "your" house without a bailiff, na that day you go see sworn affidavit say 1 market bag full of Diamonds been dey inside that house.
Dem go value the diamonds and your 7 years rent and you pay the tenant the difference.

BTW, na inside cell u go dey in the meantime trying to get court bail, while the tenant go dey free as the owner of "your" house since u no go fit be able to pay the diamonds.

Be wise b4 taking the law into your hands.
Many people have lost good cases not because they were wrong but because of the manner they handled the case.

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If he come back and say he kept billion of naira in his room

Are you going to bail or bear witness at court

Try to reason anytime brr

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In a saga that has left Nigeria’s energy sector grappling with uncertainty, the long-running legal dispute surrounding the $6 billion Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project continues to threaten the nation’s energy future, keeping millions of Nigerians in the dark.[/b]

The Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project, located in the Taraba State region of Nigeria, is envisioned as a key piece in the country’s energy future. Once completed, it is expected to generate 3,050 megawatts of electricity, making it one of the largest power plants in Africa.

For context, it was potentially the largest hydroelectric power plant in Africa before Ethiopia’s more recent Grand Renaissance Dam of 6,450MW.

However, more than two decades since its inception, the project has been bogged down by endless delays, funding issues, and most notably, a bitter legal dispute that has paralyzed its progress.

How it started

The journey of the Mambilla Hydroelectric Power project began in 2003 when the Federal Government of Nigeria, following an international bidding process, awarded a $6 billion Build, Operate, and Transfer (BOT) contract to Sunrise and its consortium of Chinese partners. With the project now on the horizon, the Sunrise consortium secured a loan of $5.5 billion from the China Eximbank in 2005 to fund the venture.

However, in 2007, the Federal Government annulled the original contract and instead entered into a $1.46 billion civil works agreement with the Chinese firm China Gezhouba Group Corporation/China Geo-Engineering Corporation (CGGC/CGC). This decision was made in direct violation of the existing BOT contract with Sunrise.

In response, Sunrise initiated multiple legal actions to challenge the termination of the contract, which resulted in a drawn-out 14-year delay, preventing the new contractor from moving forward with the project. In November 2007, Sunrise filed a formal petition with President Umaru Yar’Adua, and, by 2009, the $1.46 billion EPC contract was rescinded.

A breakthrough came on November 23, 2012, when the Nigerian government signed a General Project Execution Agreement (GOEA) with Sunrise and its Chinese consortium partners, authorizing them to proceed with the Mambilla project. Despite this, the Federal Government, on November 12, 2017, entered into a separate $5.8 billion EPC contract with another Chinese consortium. This move took place despite multiple written cautions from the Attorney-General of the Federation in 2016 and 2017, advising the Ministry of Power, Works, and Housing to honor the GOEA agreement with Sunrise.

Sunrise pursues arbitration

In 2018, Sunrise took the matter to the International Court of Arbitration, under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), seeking $2.3 billion in damages from both the Federal Government and the Sinohydro Consortium.

After intervention by the Chinese government, a special envoy was sent to former President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2019. This led to a settlement agreement between the Nigerian government and Sunrise in January 2020. However, this agreement was conditioned on approval from the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria and the Chairman of China Eximbank, as it was tied to future project financing. Unfortunately, the Federal Government failed to honor the .

To demonstrate goodwill, Sunrise withdrew its $500 million arbitration claim in September 2021, on the condition that the Federal Government make a financial commitment to the project and recognize Sunrise as the exclusive local content partner. Yet, the Federal Government again failed to meet its financial obligations, including payments to the EPC contractors and contributions to the counterpart funds for China Eximbank. On October 13, 2022, the ICC ruled once more against the Nigerian government, dismissing its objections.

Allegations of fraud

In 2023, as the matter remained before the ICC, the Nigerian government, through the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), levelled accusations of fraud in relation to the Mambilla Power project.

Specifically, the EFCC alleged that Olu Agunloye, the former Minister of Power and Steel, awarded the initial $6 billion contract to Sunrise on May 22, 2003, without securing budgetary provisions, formal approvals, or the necessary financial backing.

Additionally, Agunloye was accused of accepting a bribe of N3.6 million on August 10, 2019, from Sunrise and its Chairman, Leno Adesanya, as a kickback for the contract.

Obasanjo’s comments

In 2023, former president Olusegun Obasanjo challenged his former minister of power, Olu Agunloye, to tell Nigerians where he derived the authority to award the contract to Sunrise in 2003.

“When I was president, no minister had the power to approve more than N25 million without express presidential consent. It was impossible for Agunloye to commit my government to a $6 billion project without my permission and I did not give him any permission,” Obasanjo told TheCable.

“If a commission of inquiry is set up today to investigate the matter, I am ready to testify. I do not even need to testify because all the records are there. I never approved it.

“When he presented his memo to the federal executive council (on May 21, 2003), I was surprised because he had previously discussed it with me and I had told him to jettison the idea, that I had other ideas on how the power sector would be restructured and funded.

“I told him as much at the council meeting and directed him to step down the memo. I find it surprising that Agunloye is now claiming he acted on behalf of Nigeria. If I knew he issued such a letter to Sunrise, I would have sacked him as minister during my second term. He would not have spent a day longer in office.”

Buhari to appear in court

BusinessDay’s findings showed Buhari is expected to appear in court on Monday to testify in international arbitration over breaches of the $6 billion Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project contract.

According to the Cable, Obasanjo is also in to give his testimony.

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Okay! One should understand the root cause of the Nigerian woman making demands of a boyfriend or fiance. I personally trace that to the Igbo culture. Traditionally, a woman is not expected to inherit lands or houses from her father after his demise. The prosperity of the Igbo woman is mostly tied to the husband She marries. She therefore becomes very picky over who She dates and eventually marries. Such a man is expected to take full responsibility of her before getting married as a sign that he is capable of doing same during the marriage. Younger generations of girls took cognisance of this. Lagos-based Igbo girls mixed with other tribes who definitely ed it on till it became a Nigerian phenomenon.

That being said, If you want Nigerian girls to be less materialistic, it is our generation that will change the culture. When you have female children, give them a place and treat them as equal to the male. Give them a substantial part of your inheritance and let them know, marriage doesn't completely define a woman. Her career and personal achievements too should.

Until that has been done, Nigerian men have no right to complain about Nigerian women being materialistic.

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It is obvious that the wife is the one who wanted out due to the current financial status of the husband. Her statement quoted below clarifies this. Therefore, no one can mediate their differences because the mind of one of the parties to get out of the union is made up!!

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1. port ownership: Nigerian international ports are issued to individuals, not parents or guardians. The ports belong to the children, not you or your husband.
2. Child custody: Since you're getting a divorce, child custody will likely be determined by the court. The court may decide who controls the ports during the divorce proceedings.
3. port control: In Nigeria, parents or guardians are typically required to provide consent for minors (children under 18) to travel. If you're concerned about your husband's intentions, you may want to consider seeking a court order to restrict travel or control the ports.

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2. Secure the ports: Keep the ports in a safe and secure location, such as a locked cabinet or a safety deposit box.
3. Communicate with your lawyer: Inform your lawyer about your husband's threats and requests. They can help you navigate the situation and protect your interests.
4. Consider a court order: If you're concerned about your husband's intentions or the safety of your children, consider seeking a court order to restrict travel or control the ports.

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A few of them did EB5 then when the exchange rate was not bad, and the amount was 500k USD

Not many
But some did
That'd how a big artiste from the 2face era found his and his family way to USA.....

Some use O1 sha, like that Benjamin guy
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With all these epistles you have written.You haven't justify anywhere in the law that legitimise the gangster- like manner of arrest by the Ekiti state police as evidenced in the CCTV footage released.Dont say you haven't seen it.I await to hear your justification on that and let's so I will learn a part of the law that empowers the police to invade your premises like bandits and seize both huge phones and all your staff phones.

Mr Law aka Defender Sergio Ramos.I await your lecture on this issue.




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